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Identification of Motherboard
Name: Pistal Date: March 13, 2005 at 02:01:08 Pacific OS: xpsp2 CPU/Ram: p4-1024
Comment:
How can I identify my Chipset information My manual says VIA K266/VT8235-Link Client Highly Intergraded but Sandra and Aida says Via Tech VT8375 Motherboard is Gigabyte GA-7VKMP series either GA-7VKMP,or GA-7VKMP-P to GA-7VKMP-SI, can I look in the Bios somewhere to find this out for sure, thats another thing I don't know which one of the Numbers the motherboard is either makes it so confusing when looking for updated drivers.
Name: chetanthaker Date: March 13, 2005 at 02:06:25 Pacific
Reply:
why dont you open up your computer and chk on the mobo itself ? you will get the model number written somewhere in the middle of da mobo
Or you could install "FRESH DEVICES" -- a software that tells you all hardware details of your PC -- so if your mobo is a well-known one (not a cheap local make), it'll show you the model number and make :)
Hope this helps
Ceetee
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Response Number 2
Name: OtheHill Date: March 13, 2005 at 07:13:13 Pacific
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Motherboard manuals are usually written to encompase an entire series of boards. I would tend to believe SANDRA and Aida32. Are the drivers for those chipset numbers different? The difference may simply be a different csoundchip, for instance. Check out the differences. BTW, Everest Home is the replacement for Aida32.
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Response Number 3
Name: Pistal Date: March 13, 2005 at 08:06:06 Pacific
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On my Computer, it has a open Window with a see thru case I just did not know where to look for the MO X, there are a lot of parts I will get my Mag glass and see what I can see, thanks.
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Response Number 4
Name: per Date: March 13, 2005 at 12:32:23 Pacific
Summary: Hi I am putting together the components for a replacement PC system. I haven't yet decided whether to go Athlon or Intel (there's a good reason for me to choose either one) but I have got a SATA150 HD...
Summary: Other than opening the PC tower, can I find out some other way to find out what name and type of motherboard I have?!??!?!?THrough the system files or some online software??? ...
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